Physical Therapist Jobs in Utah, United States

Home Caregivers Partnership LLC seeks a Physical Therapist to deliver intermittent therapy in patients’ homes in Springville, UT. The PT will assess function, develop and update care plans, and collaborate with physicians and agency staff to ensure quality outcomes. The role requires on‑site presence in Springville with a flexible schedule to meet patient needs.

Physical Therapist on the outpatient rehabilitation team in Spanish Fork, UT. Provides comprehensive patient evaluations, creates individualized treatment plans, and delivers hands‑on therapy and education to improve mobility and function. Works collaboratively with healthcare professionals in a patient‑focused environment.

Physical Therapy Department at University of Utah Health provides patient-focused rehabilitation to improve function and independence. The PT evaluates, treats and educates patients with neurological, burn/wound, or musculoskeletal injuries, collaborates with care teams, and oversees aides and students.

FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers delivers cutting‑edge physical therapy using advanced cardiovascular, stabilization and strength technology to accelerate recovery. As a Physical Therapist you will assess patient evaluations, develop personalized treatment plans, and educate on injury prevention and ergonomics.

Mountain Land Physical Therapy advances musculoskeletal care with diagnostic imaging support. The PT treats a balanced outpatient orthopedic caseload, builds individualized plans of care, and collaborates with sports‑focused clinicians and local medical partners.

Kids on the Move Early Intervention team builds strength, mobility, and independence for infants and toddlers with developmental delays. The Physical Therapist conducts assessments, designs family‑centered treatment plans, and delivers hands‑on therapy while coaching families and collaborating with OT, SLP, and developmental specialists.

Physical Therapist evaluates and implements therapy for patients with neurological, burn/wound, or musculoskeletal injuries to relieve pain, restore function, and promote independence. Responsibilities include patient assessment, treatment planning, therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, wound care, adaptive equipment recommendation, documentation, quality improvement, supervision of aides, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Back @ Work Physical Therapy, part of Upstream Rehabilitation, delivers outpatient orthopedic care in Vineyard, UT. The Physical Therapist Assistant provides hands‑on, evidence‑based treatment under a licensed PT, helps patients improve mobility and function, tracks progress and collaborates with the clinical team. On‑site clinic role with competitive hourly pay and comprehensive benefits.

Physical Therapist at GDIT will evaluate, treat, and rehabilitate musculoskeletal conditions for military personnel across multiple U.S. sites. Responsibilities include providing injury care, supervising PT staff, advising on injury prevention, maintaining clinical guidelines, documenting care in EHR, and ensuring equipment safety.

Physical Therapy Department at University of Utah Health provides patient-focused rehabilitation for neurological, burn/wound, and musculoskeletal injuries. The therapist evaluates patients, creates treatment plans, implements therapy, and educates patients and caregivers to restore function and independence.

Legacy Healthcare Services’ Rehabilitation Team delivers personalized physical therapy to senior residents, improving mobility and quality of life. The Physical Therapist designs and implements individualized treatment plans, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, and conducts one‑on‑one sessions in a senior living community.

Physical Therapist at Legacy Healthcare Services provides individualized rehabilitative care to senior residents in South Jordan, UT. The role involves assessing patients, designing and implementing treatment plans, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to optimize outcomes. Therapists deliver one‑on‑one sessions using functional approaches, participate in clinical conferences, and maintain accurate documentation.

Orthopedic Clinic Team at The Orthopedic Partners - Utah provides top orthopedic care. The PTA implements treatment plans, guides exercises, monitors progress, and collaborates with PTs to improve patient mobility.

The Orthopedic Partners - Utah Physical Therapy team delivers comprehensive orthopedic rehabilitation, focusing on restoring movement, function, and independence. The Physical Therapist assesses patients, creates individualized treatment plans, and provides hands‑on therapy, education, and coordination with healthcare providers.

Mountain Land Physical Therapy (MLPT) advances musculoskeletal care by placing PTs at the front of care with diagnostic imaging support. The Physical Therapist treats a balanced outpatient orthopedic caseload, builds individualized plans of care, and collaborates with clinicians and medical partners.

The Physical Therapist role at Dignity Health involves providing care to patients with neuromuscular, orthopedic, and other physically-related disorders. Responsibilities include mobility training, strengthening, manual therapy, and neuromuscular reeducation.

Adjunct faculty position teaching introductory Physical Therapist Assistant courses at Salt Lake Community College. Responsibilities include course preparation, student record maintenance, and participation in training.

Physical Therapy Department at Holy Cross Hospital West Valley delivers comprehensive care to patients with neuromuscular and orthopedic conditions. The PT role manages mobility training, strengthening, modalities, manual therapy, and neuromuscular reeducation in a busy ER setting.

Physical Therapist at University of Utah Health’s Westridge Clinic in West Valley City, UT. The role evaluates and implements therapy for patients with neurological, burn/wound, or musculoskeletal injuries, using techniques to relieve pain, restore function, and promote independence. The therapist plans treatment, monitors progress, and collaborates with the care team, while also providing wound care, adaptive equipment recommendations, and patient education.

Physical Therapy Residency at University of Utah Health’s Orthopaedic Center. The program trains new PTs to evaluate, treat, and manage patients with neurological, burn, and musculoskeletal injuries, integrating wound care, adaptive equipment, and interdisciplinary collaboration.